Plate (3) - Porcelain
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Three Japanese porcelain lotus plates from the Edo period (1650–1700), decorated with butterflies and peonies in blue, gold, green and red, with scalloped gilt rims and six-character marks; one is intact, one has a small rim chip and one has an old hairline crack, with wear to the gilt.
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Three porcelain Japanese lotus plates from the 18th century Edo period; underside marked Ming Chenghua
Decoration: butterflies and peonies in beautiful blue tones on milky-white underglaze; butterflies in gold, green and red
Scalloped plates with a gold rim
Back side marked with 6 characters and a branch with cherry blossoms
Diameter of the plates approx. 23 cm
Weight approx. 1860 grams
Condition: 1 plate intact, 1 plate with a flybite on the rim, 1 plate with an old hairline
Gold on the rims worn
See photos for quality details
Very well packed, shipped with insurance
Three porcelain Japanese lotus plates from the 18th century Edo period; underside marked Ming Chenghua
Decoration: butterflies and peonies in beautiful blue tones on milky-white underglaze; butterflies in gold, green and red
Scalloped plates with a gold rim
Back side marked with 6 characters and a branch with cherry blossoms
Diameter of the plates approx. 23 cm
Weight approx. 1860 grams
Condition: 1 plate intact, 1 plate with a flybite on the rim, 1 plate with an old hairline
Gold on the rims worn
See photos for quality details
Very well packed, shipped with insurance
Details
Era
1400-1900
Weight
1860 g
Number of objects
3
Country of origin
Japan
Material
Porcelain
Dynastic style/period
Edo Period (1600-1868)
Provenance
Antique market
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of ageing
Height
4 cm
Sold with stand
No
Width
22.7 cm
Diameter
22.7 cm
Depth
22.7 cm
Estimated period
1650-1700
